The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
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LOCAL BftEvITTEs,
matters Of minor Moment Ia and About

matters Of minor Moment Ia and About
l7ls.SS N thu CITY. NJ M f,jI
Two marriage llcsnssa were Issued yes.
terday, y.. ~ ftig, Sls3 IA.
CHARLES Hln,u was yesterday appoint.
ed administrator oil the estate Of Catherine
Weirz, deceased, and gayo bond In the
Gum o. 5000, with Christian steinmetz as
surety. K; - re-
THE Young Memo Christian Associa.
ton will hold meetings for young men at
s o'clock this evening and 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, q! their building on
Market stroet. a' tS3-I f{I,54 'g'.}
WILLIAM, alias ''Buck" Tyler, the negro
boy arrested by Officer Shorts for victim.
izlng s'rangeEa and then abusing the po.
lceman, was fined $40 and costs In Police
Court yesterday. lgI|
Z. NJ. WILSON, Secretary OF the Younga.
town, O., Fair Association, was In the city
yesterday securing speed entries Tor the
meeting there which will take plaza on
the 20sh, 2lst, ed and sd instu. "
a STRANGER yestorlay morning com.
planned to Ohlef Smith that no BET well
known saloon keeper IS to s. on q heat at
the races, and placed tho stakes in the
hands Of Albert Schaef'er, who skipped
with the money. %s'g ,f.H &
AN interesting bsso ball game will be
played Of Island Park this aftsrnoon by
the Cyclonea and Grumblefe, tho two
leading amateur ball clnbJ OF tho city.
The game Is Tor the city championship
and purse Of $50. 7& &,rFl.,F5
Col. L. N. sTATLEn, former clerk at the
Mcclure house, has rented the Mcclure
house billiard room and fitted 1t up in
nrst.clGas style, with new coyora on tho
tables, etc. He will introduce tue incan.
denceDt electric Light. a. u. ,i.....
RonRRr bonner, tho young thorough.
bred stallion, formerly owned by P. t.
Kimberly, waB aold on tho fair grounda
yesterday CT auction for 5000. He was sold
as part oil the Smyth estate and WAS pur.
chased by man named Ross. ~
The committee OF ten 10 formulate an
ordinance Tor tho purchase OF the old fair
groundB Tor a memorial park, whose
names were printed yesterday, will moe!
vt 8 r. n. to-day at tho Dollar Savings
Bank. A lull attendance 10 dcaired.
The alarm Of fire last night between Q
and 10 o'clock, was occasioned by uligh,
blaza o. the AtbSnz furniture iac.ory, in
the Filth ward. The department respond.
ed with Its customary alacrity, but lis ser.
Vices were not needed. No damage Tas
done. l.I.la af,,l NY '5SI~
In the police court yesterday morn.
Ing, Charles Hamilton, tho fakir arrested
Tor operating skin game near tho grand
stand, on the State Fair grounds Thursday
evening, was fined $50 and costs. Tho ar.
rest grew ont Of dispute made over q
bet by several Wheeling men. . @.
OFFICER BELL, by a neat piece Of work
recovered valuable pair Of pearl cun
6utsona stolen several months ago from q
New York lady who was visiting at the
residence OF q lady in East Wheeling
] The theft Taa committed by girl who
wa employed as a domestic in the real
deace OF the hosteaa .. the time tho jew.
elry disappeared.
DICE MANSFIELD yesterday plead guilty
in the Circuit Court to tho three indiet.
menss sgainst him for ee!ling beer on Sun.
day, Snd Dominick Celli, by hio attorney
| plead guilty 10 the two bills against him
w. 'A-o cntno oAsuscs n uue VI you lilu
costs wss assessed on each charge, and
Judge Jacob said he intended to make II
800, but was deferred by the information
that Oelli was sick and no! to blame.
| The Fairmont Normal Schools fall
term opened on the 9Th inst. The attend.
snce, was Sc ladieH and 40 gentlemen, be.
Ing larger than at any other tsll term.
ssutenta are there from fifteen counties Of
| West Virginia, Pennsylvania aud Illinois.
Tho teachers, Professor Sipe, Nj. Barnes,
Mira Jackson and Miss Cameron, enter
upon their work with more energy aud
determination to make this school year
moro prosperous than ever. II
i AT l O'clock yesterday morning three
pistol shots were fred In the alley in the
rear Of Annie Koim's bouse OF Ill fame
Officer Glenn responded, and went into
sha house to look for the diSturbers. He
ran acrosa a neatly dressed young man by
the namo OF a. ]. Gr;est, who amused
hlmRelf by INDUCING in rather fresh talk
Glenn arrested tho man and took him to
the lookup. Yesterday morning he vas
| fined s. and costa Tor lettering in house
of Ill fans. pt -l.g a 80
otSeoAA6I a ANhy ltfluss est cue CUIL6l
@! Thirty-soventh and EoG atreets, wss in
the act Of crossing the street when q
| horse attached to Charles Rohrig's butch.
or wagon, knocked her down. She DO.
cana ensangled in the wheela and was
dragged some distance. Mr.. Rohrig had
tie lady taken to her home, where he DO.
camo responsible fol. the doctor's bill.
The lsdy WAS attended by Dr.. Pipen and
found to have been quite seriouoly hurt
about the head and body. II
0NE Of the smuaing things connected
with yesterdays Fair was the way in
which prominet Fourth district Demo.
cratic politician, who WIGS supposed to BIO
better posted, and certainly Is now-waa
taken in by the sncient soEp and bank
bill racket. The politician, who is one
mailing from Parkersburg, dropped SIS
before be took a tumble and realized that
| there were sharper men than he. The
Pa,kerburg men, by the way, had poo,
luck in the pools, and tho Steubsnyille
delegation had like trouble. 34s
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